Cutaneous papillomas in dogs aka warts: here is what these growths are and how to treat them.
The appearance of warts (skin papillomas) in dogs on their skin and mucous membranes is due to the papilloma virus.
What is canine spondylosis, how does it manifest itself, and how is it treated?
Spondylosis is a degenerative disease that affects the spine of large dogs, molossoids in particular.
Have you noticed a pink ball on your dog’s gum line? It could be an epulide. Here are things to know and do to relieve your four-legged friend.
Epulides is a soft tissue tumor of the dog's mouth that, while not serious, you should not underestimate. But how is it treated?
Does your cat pee outside the litter box, often but a few drops, and complain when he urinates? He may be suffering from struvite.
Struvite stones in cats are among the most common problems that can affect the urinary tract of our feline four-legged friends.
What diseases affect the cat’s eyes, how to recognize and treat them? Here is an overview of the most common ones.
What diseases affect the cat's eyes? How to recognize and treat them? Here is an overview of the most common ones.
Does your dog show signs of stress upon returning from summer vacation? Here’s how to help him.
Is your dog depressed upon returning from vacation? Here are ways to reduce its stress and tips to prevent it ahead of the next vacation.
Dog Day is celebrated worldwide on August 26: amidst legends and curiosities, also some bitter reflections because perhaps there is little to celebrate.
Dog Day will be celebrated around the world on August 26: legends, trivia and some thoughts.
Heat inappetence in dogs: what foods to feed them in a balanced way anyway?
Is your dog's typical summertime inappetence worrying you? Here's how to feed your four-legged friend in a balanced way.
Pet-friendly accommodations: the essential requirements a hotel or resort must have to be truly pet-friendly.
How to tell if a pet friendly facility is truly four-legged friendly and if it is good for you and your dog.
Heatstroke dogs and cats: TOO MANY always die because of the irresponsibility and negligence of their owners.
Heatstroke dogs and cats: they always die from it due to the reckless irresponsibility and negligence of their owners.